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Provides encryption of a signature to prevent unauthorized use

Digital signature

Records of terminated patients

Closed records

Records of patients who have not been seen in over three years

Inactive records

Provides the ability to order test, prescriptions and referrals using the computer

CPOE

Records of patients who have been seen within the last three years

Active records

A type of record or chart where the contents are kept in sections

SOMR

A method of charting progress notes

SOAP

Health information stored electronically by the patient

PHR

A set criteria indicating how certified EHR systems are to be used

Meaningful use

A type of record or chart that identifies the patients problems and organizes them

POMR

Explain the purpose and ownership of the medical record

The medical record is a legal document


Also serves as a communication tool regarding services provided to the patient The facility that created the record owns the physical record


The patient owns the information in the record per HIPPA and has the right to determine who has access to that information

Name 5 proper procedures for changing items in a paper record

The person who made the error must correct it.


Locate incorrect information


Use black ink and draw a single line through it so it can still be read.


Never erase entries


Never use correction fluid or white out


Place date of correction, your initials, and error in the record


Enter the correct information

Explain the concept of NEED TO KNOW as it applies to the MA and the medical record

No staff member can access files for information that they do not need to know. You cannot view a patients chart simply out of curiosity

List 5 benefits or advantages of the electronic health record

Improved documentation


Avoids medical errors


Online patient access


Cost saving


Less space needed

What does a signed informed consent form in the chart mean

It means the patient understands and consents to the procedure

When dealing with automated orders, what is the last step in the process (or anytime you are using a computer)

Log out and make sure the screen is not visible to anyone

What is the correct procedure for making a correction in paper chart

Use black ink and draw a single line, initial and date. Follow office protocol

What is the correct procedure for making a correction in an electronic record

Locate the error, verify the change, and save the record

What is the correct procedure for sending an EHR alert

Use proper Grammer and terms


Do not include personal comments about patients


And realize that the alert may become a part of the permanent record